How Do You Spell SYMMETRISE?

Pronunciation: [sˈɪmɪtɹˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

Symmetrise is a word that means to make something symmetrical. Its IPA phonetic transcription is /ˈsɪmɪtraɪz/, which can be broken down as follows: the first syllable "sym" is pronounced as "sim" with a short "i" sound, the second syllable "me" is pronounced with a short "e" sound as in "pet", and the final syllable "trise" is pronounced as "tryz" with a long "i" sound. The letter "s" in the word is pronounced as "z" due to the letter "e" at the end.

SYMMETRISE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "symmetrise" is a verb derived from the noun "symmetry." It is primarily used in the context of mathematics, physics, and other scientific disciplines, as well as in artistic and design fields. Symmetrise refers to the act or process of establishing symmetry or making something symmetrical.

   To symmetrise means to impose or create a balance, proportion, or harmonious arrangement of elements, features, or patterns on both sides or parts of an object, structure, or composition in order to achieve a sense of visual, spatial, or conceptual equilibrium. It involves modifying or adjusting the placement, size, shape, or orientation of components, such that they reflect or mirror each other across an axis, plane, or center point.

   Symmetrising can be achieved through various techniques, such as mirroring, rotating, scaling, or reshaping objects or patterns. This process can enhance the aesthetic appeal, functional coherence, or mathematical regularity of a design, artwork, or physical system.

   Furthermore, symmetrising is also employed in scientific research, data analysis, or model-building tasks. In these contexts, symmetrising involves manipulating data, experimental conditions, or theoretical assumptions to eliminate biases, homogenize properties, or simplify complex systems by establishing symmetries or invariances, thereby facilitating easier analysis or more accurate predictions.

   Overall, the act of symmetrising is a key method for achieving order, balance, and elegance across diverse domains, enabling the creation of visually pleasing and intellectually coherent structures, designs, or theoretical frameworks.

Common Misspellings for SYMMETRISE

• aymmetrise
• zymmetrise
• xymmetrise
• dymmetrise
• eymmetrise
• wymmetrise
• stmmetrise
• sgmmetrise
• shmmetrise
• s7mmetrise
• s6mmetrise
• synmetrise
• sykmetrise
• syjmetrise
• symnetrise
• symketrise
• symjetrise
• symmwtrise
• symmstrise

Etymology of SYMMETRISE

The word "symmetrise" is derived from the combination of two components: "symmetry" and the suffix "-ise" (also spelled "-ize" in American English).

The term "symmetry" is of Greek origin, originating from the Greek word "summetros", which means "having a common measure, commensurable, proportionate". "Summetros" is a combination of the prefix "syn-" meaning "together" and "metros" meaning "measure".

The suffix "-ise" or "-ize" is a commonly used suffix in English that comes from the Greek suffix "-izein". It is used to form verbs and means "to cause to be (the root word)". In this case, "-ise" is added to "symmetry" to form "symmetrise", which means "to make symmetrical".

Similar spelling words for SYMMETRISE

• symmetrize,
• symmetrical,
• symmetrically,
• symmetry,
• symmetric.

Conjugate verb Symmetrise

CONDITIONAL

I would symmetrise

you would symmetrise

he/she/it would symmetrise

we would symmetrise

they would symmetrise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be symmetrising

you would be symmetrising

he/she/it would be symmetrising

we would be symmetrising

they would be symmetrising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have symmetrise

you would have symmetrise

he/she/it would have symmetrise

we would have symmetrise

they would have symmetrise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been symmetrising

you would have been symmetrising

he/she/it would have been symmetrising

we would have been symmetrising

they would have been symmetrising

FUTURE

I will symmetrise

you will symmetrise

he/she/it will symmetrise

we will symmetrise

they will symmetrise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be symmetrising

you will be symmetrising

he/she/it will be symmetrising

we will be symmetrising

they will be symmetrising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have symmetrised

you will have symmetrised

he/she/it will have symmetrised

we will have symmetrised

they will have symmetrised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been symmetrising

you will have been symmetrising

he/she/it will have been symmetrising

we will have been symmetrising

they will have been symmetrising

IMPERATIVE

you symmetrise

we let´s symmetrise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to symmetrise

PAST

I symmetrised

you symmetrised

he/she/it symmetrised

we symmetrised

they symmetrised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was symmetrising

you were symmetrising

he/she/it was symmetrising

we were symmetrising

they were symmetrising

PAST PARTICIPLE

symmetrised

PAST PERFECT

I had symmetrised

you had symmetrised

he/she/it had symmetrised

we had symmetrised

they had symmetrised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been symmetrising

you had been symmetrising

he/she/it had been symmetrising

we had been symmetrising

they had been symmetrising

PRESENT

I symmetrise

you symmetrise

he/she/it symmetrises

we symmetrise

they symmetrise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am symmetrising

you are symmetrising

he/she/it is symmetrising

we are symmetrising

they are symmetrising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

symmetrising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have symmetrised

you have symmetrised

he/she/it has symmetrised

we have symmetrised

they have symmetrised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been symmetrising

you have been symmetrising

he/she/it has been symmetrising

we have been symmetrising

they have been symmetrising